Sluter executed at the end of the fourteenth century a large fountain (called Well of Moses) in the Carthusian monastery (Chartreuse de Champmol). The monastery was intended to be the burying place of the Prince of Burgundy, Philip the Bold and his family. The monastery was destroyed during the French revolution, but the hexagonal base with the figures of the six prophets who had foreseen the death of Christ on the Cross (Moses, David, Jeremiah, Zachariah, Daniel and Isaiah) survived.

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	Well of Moses 1395-1406 Stone, height 183 cm Musée Archéologique, Dijon
	Well of Moses 1395-1406 Stone, height 183 cm Musée Archéologique, Dijon
	Well of Moses: Prophets Daniel and Isaiah 1395-1406 Stone, height 183 cm Musée Archéologique, Dijon
	Well of Moses: Prophets Daniel and Isaiah 1395-1406 Stone, height 183 cm Musée Archéologique, Dijon
	Well of Moses: Prophets David and Jeremiah 1395-1406 Stone, height 179 cm Musée Archéologique, Dijon
	Well of Moses: Moses 1395-1406 Stone Musée Archéologique, Dijon
	Well of Moses: Moses (detail) 1395-1406 Stone Musée Archéologique, Dijon
	Well of Moses: Prophets David and Jeremiah 1395-1406 Stone Musée Archéologique, Dijon
	Well of Moses: Prophet David (King David) 1395-1406 Stone Musée Archéologique, Dijon
	Well of Moses: Angel 1395-1406 Stone Musée Archéologique, Dijon
	Well of Moses: Prophet Jeremiah (detail) 1395-1406 Stone Musée Archéologique, Dijon
	Well of Moses: Christ (fragment) 1395-1406 Limestone, height 64 cm Musée Archéologique, Dijon